Four Teenagers Charged in Fatal Drive-By Shooting After Nashville Football Game

Birmingham, AL, October 4, 2026 —

Four teenagers are facing charges of criminal homicide and conspiracy in connection with the death of 16-year-old Cameron Frierson. Frierson was killed in a drive-by shooting that occurred following a high school football game in Nashville, Tennessee.

The incident took place after the game concluded. Details regarding the specific high school involved or the exact date of the incident were not provided in the available summary information.

Authorities have stated that the four individuals, whose names and ages beyond being teenagers were not specified in the summary, have been charged in relation to Frierson’s death. The charges include criminal homicide and conspiracy, indicating allegations of planning and executing the fatal shooting.

The summary did not include further details about the investigation, the motive for the shooting, or any subsequent actions taken by law enforcement beyond the charges being filed. The circumstances leading up to the drive-by shooting after the game also remain unspecified.

The nature of the conspiracy charges suggests that the prosecution alleges a premeditated act involving multiple individuals. Further information regarding the legal proceedings, including court dates or the arraignment of the charged teenagers, was not made available in the provided summary.

Cameron Frierson, the victim, was 16 years old at the time of the shooting. The location of the shooting, in Nashville, Tennessee, has been identified. Information regarding any specific recovery efforts or community responses to the incident was not detailed in the summary.

Story summarized from the original created by Caleb Wethington, Amber Jayanth, Gray News staff on www.wbrc.com, see more information here.

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